Go Lokal!, the market access platform of Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), is set to participate in the second ASEAN Online Sale Day (AOSD), a celebration of the unity of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Member States through trade. Now on its second year, the ASEAN region will be commemorating its 54^th founding anniversary through the commencement of the AOSD this 8 – 10August 2021.

Go Lokal! will take part in the AOSD through its flagship stores in Lazada, Shopee, Shopinas, and UnionBank GlobalLinker. This is part of DTI’s commitment to advance its “Buy Local, Go Lokal!” advocacy by providing the Filipino consumers access to homegrown high-quality products. Forty-seven (47) Go Lokal!-accredited brands are also participating in the AOSD through their online stores this year.  

Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez said the country’s fast-growing e-commerce will support its economic recovery moving into a post-pandemic era.

The trade chief said, “Our participation in this year’s ASEAN Online Sale Day would allow us to create a ‘Better Normal’ by taking advantage of the benefits of e-commerce in the region. More e-commerce also means more jobs and employment generated for our countrymen.”  

Last year, the first AOSD was a one-day online event that promoted domestic and cross-border trade between the ASEAN Region. Because of the pandemic, the ASEAN Coordinating Committee on E-Commerce is encouraging the shift to availing goods and services online.

Thirty-six (36) Philippine e-commerce businesses participated in the first AOSD. This year, the Philippines has a bigger contingent of about 100 companies composed of online stores and e-commerce marketplaces.  

Go Lokal!’s ASEAN anniversary sale offers markdown prices, “buy one, take one” promos, and wholesale discounts.  Visit http://onlineasean.com and find more about the participating Go Lokal! brands and their stores.

1.   Go Lokal! @ Shopinas

2.   Go Lokal! @ Lazmall

3.   Go Lokal! @ ShopeeMall

4.   Go Lokal! @ UnionBank GlobalLinker

5.   Al Di Foods

6.   All Day Supermarket

7.   AM First Corporation

8.   Art Meets Craft Inc

9.   Artisana Island Crafts

10. B&C Healthy Snack Foods Inc.

11. C.O.P. Pili Sweets and Pastries

12. Capellan’s Deli Food Products

13. Care Channels Social Enterprises Inc.

14. Coco & Tres Enterprises

15. Cocoplus Aquarian Development Corporation

16. DiellesApiaryandMeaderyInc.

17  Diwatang Maria Corporation

18. Germano’s Chilli

19. Gold in Grass

20. Greenlife Coconut Products Philippines Inc.

21. Gustazo Alimento Corp.

22. Haspe Design Studio Company

23. Innovative Packaging Industry Corporation

24. Jacildo’s Handicraft

25. Joanique Fashion Merchandise

26. KXC Enterprises

27. Lakbawayan Enterprise

28. Liman Glass Handcrafted Inc.

29. Lipi Enterprise

30. Lunas Living Oil’s Philippines, Inc.

31. Malagos Agri-Ventures Corporation

32. Mama Cili Enterprises

33. Maria Angelica

34. Marigold Manufacturing Corporation

35. MarinduqueLand Corporation

36. MS3 Agri-Ventures Corp.

37. Narda’s Handwoven Arts and Crafts, Inc.

38. Oryspa Spa Solutions Inc.

39. Project Beans Trading

40. Puyo Handicrafts

41. QueenB Apiaries

42. Saffy, Inc.

43. Sangkutsa Food Products Inc.

44. Seakid (Philippine Seawealth Food Inc.)

45. TWWA Enterprise

46. Take Root Food Corner

47. The Soap Farm

48. Villa Socorro Healthy Chips Inc.

49. Woodinspirations Crafts

50. Wovencrafts, Inc.

51. YHF House of Fashion ♦

Date of Release: 6 August 2021

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